Following the death of one character in this novel, Mr. Green tries to have the body buried in a chapel, though his will states that he'd rather be buried next to his wife, Frances, who dies shortly after giving birth to Hareton. The protagonist of this novel marries Isabella, though he mainly uses her to gain revenge on the man who married his love, the sister of Hindley. This novel is primarily told from the perspectives of Lockwood and Nelly Dean, though one character is a man who inherits the titular property after 
Following the death of one character in this novel, Mr. Green tries to have the body buried in a chapel, though his will states that he'd rather be buried next to his wife, Frances, who dies shortly after giving birth to Hareton. The protagonist of this novel marries Isabella, though he mainly uses her to gain revenge on the man who married his love, the sister of Hindley. This novel is primarily told from the perspectives of Lockwood and Nelly Dean, though one character is a man who inherits the titular property after the death of Edgar Linton. For 10 points, name this novel, depicting the love between Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff, by Emily Bronte.
Following the death of one character in this novel, Mr. Green tries to have the body buried in a chapel, though his will states that he'd rather be buried next to his wife, Frances, who dies shortly after giving birth to Hareton.
{Wuthering Heights}